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    <description>In Italy, the hour before dinner is treated as something almost sacred — a deliberate pause between the working day and the evening meal. It involves a drink, yes, but the drink is almost beside the point. Dublin&#039;s evenings could use a little of this thinking.</description>
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    <title>Slow Down, Sit Longer: The Case for Eating the Italian Way in a World That Won&#039;t Stop Rushing</title>
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    <description>Fast-casual dining promised us convenience, but somewhere along the way it stole the joy of actually eating together. Dublin&#039;s Italian dining scene — rooted in the ancient bacaro tradition of Venice — offers something quietly radical in response: time, generosity, and a table worth lingering at.</description>
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